NVR vs DVR: Which One is Better For You? What Makes Them Different? | Back-to-Basic

00:00 - Introduction
00:36 - What is a DVR?
01:12 - Features of the cable between DVR and cameras
01:55 - Application and limitations of DVR surveillance systems
02:29 - What is an NVR?
03:35 - Resolution without limitation on NVR
03:52 - About NVR system scalability
04:22 - Comparison of digital and network technology
05:02 - Conclusion
🔒 Exploring the basics of video surveillance technology with security expert Jeremie Lusignan on the Pipl Systems CZcams channel! Today's focus: NVR vs DVR. 📹 DVR, or digital video recorder, works with analog cameras via BNC cables, processing video streams within the DVR. However, scalability can be an issue as additional power supplies may be needed for multiple analog cameras.
On the other hand, NVR, or network video recorder, utilizes IP technology, connecting ip cameras via CAT 5 cables, with PoE technology providing both video stream and power, making it ideal for scalable projects. 💡 Whether upgrading an existing analog system or planning a new installation, understanding these technologies is crucial for security professionals. Join us for more insights!
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